This woman is my Queen, and she couldn't have written this book at a more perfect time for me. The themes and motifs is tosses around in this book are just what I needed. Ugh, I love her so much. Long Live the Queen!

I think at the beginning, remembering all the character's names, since there's such a vast amount of them is difficult, and so the plot is a little hard to follow. But about ten chapters in, you've gotten used to who is who, and doing what, and that's where it gets really good.

Can't wait to finish reading The Casual Vacancy!!

Wow, amazing interview.

She seems so much more at home with Runcie than she did with the other interviewers! A great interview!

It doesn't get amazing until half-way through the book.

"What do we do about Krystal" would have been a cool title for the book.

I enjoyed this interview. Thanks for sharing!

wow what an amazing interview. amazing woman.

Fantastic book!

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lIKED HER A LOT IN THIS INTERVIEW. vERY HONEST.

Has this ever been made into a tv series?

Is the interview spoiler-free?

was it hard to get into it? i tried reading it and was sadly disappointed. i didn't read past chapter 2 though

J.K Rowing of course the place you grew up is a very white place. It's the UK who do you think lives there and there is nothing wrong with that.

George R. R. Martin sure changed that aspect of fantasy. The one about sex!

Thank you so much to 'danradouk' for this J.K. Rowling special on 'The Culture Show'.

okay, so you know how she said fantasy had limitations? well, that would seem kind of ironic. fantasy, i feel, is a door where you can go into infinitely unlimited worlds. how does sex stop it from being so? if she were writing for children, then yes. but fantasy can definitely be for adults.

she's gone damn mad